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    The Beowulf poet often uses alliteration, and both Heaney and Raffel include numerous instances of it in their translations. Many examples of alliteration used by the translators show in the scene where Grendel kills and eats one of the sleeping men as Beowulf waits to attack. Heaney’s version of this moment reads: Mighty and canny, Hygelac’s kinsman was keenly watching for the first move the monster would make. Nor did the creature keep him waiting but struck suddenly and started in; he…

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    Throughout the process of historicizing the past, women are primarily left out of the history books and stories for their contribution to civilization. However through the unearthing of antiquity it is clear that women were prominent in both the advances and declines of human society and culture. Using examples from three different regions of Africa this essay will discuss the influence that women had in shaping the history of African politics, culutre, and society. Ancient Egypt is an African…

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    African-Americans predate to West African Empires that were prosperous, wealthy, and brotherly. They were sophisticated and as powerful as many other empires as well as enviable by the world for its vast resources and flourishing culture, best illustrated by Mansa Musa and Ibn Battuta. However, when the white supremacists reached this civilization they ironically brought a stain to an enlightened society and seduced them into…

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    A Long Way Gone Essay

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    then the lieutenant called them over and gave them guns ammo and a white pill that was supposed to boost their energy.the boys then go to the forest where they fight rebels and he killed one but two of his friends were shot and killed musa and josiah. after witnessing their deaths ishmael fights harder and feels nothing towards the rebels. in chapter 14 ishmael begins relying on drugs he smokes weed does pills and snorts brown brown. the group he is with watches rambo and captures villages…

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    POLITICAL - The power structure in Afghanistan witnessed change when the Soviet Union invaded the country. The local traditional leaders were targeted only to be replaced by ones who would be loyal to the Soviet Union. Therefore, this demanded war and fighting to be taken as as full time job so as to successfully fight the enemy and the traditional structures were replaced by the emergence of strong military commanders who dominated the local population in the name of their defending the country…

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    Social interaction and Structural-function Theory works hand in hand in molding a society to become what it is, starting out between two people and affecting the complex society as a whole. According to Pam Nugent “Social Interaction is a process of reciprocal stimulation or response between 2 people. It develops competition, interaction, influences social roles and status and people for social relationships.” The 2 concepts that will be described are Status and Roles. It is very important for…

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    This presentation is about Project Muso Ladamunen. It was started in Mali to help give aid to the poorest members of the community. The community members did not have easy access to health care that was affordable and many of them were dying of treatable diseases. The first thing we are going to talk about is the problems that Mali had before Project Muso. In Mali 36.1% of the population lives below the poverty line. Many of these people live on less than $2 a day. Due to the fact that the many…

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    The job of the memoirist is to choose a purpose and decide which details to include in the writing that best convey that purpose. Ishmael Beah’s purpose for writing A Long Way Gone was to dispel the notion that war and violence are romantic. In his vivid testament as a former child soldier, Beah examines how war erodes consideration and thoughtfulness for others. He examines a loss of innocence that hopefully the reader won’t have to experience. He describes a world in which adults pray on the…

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    Palestinian Nationalism

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    1) According to James Gelvin, “All nationalisms arise in opposition to some internal or external nemesis. All are defined by what they oppose.” Do you agree? Discuss in reference to state formation and colonialism in Palestine/Israel. Gelvin’s argument that all nationalisms arise in opposition to some internal or external nemesis is historically accurate and continues to be true. The mandate for Palestine was formally confirmed on Britain by the League of Nations in July 1922, which officially…

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    (Handy 1940). Construction of lo‘i and irrigation systems required high labor inputs, but high productivity of the systems compensated for the elevated labor costs (Kirch 1997). Secondary crops, such as kō (Saccharum officinarum; sugarcane), maiʻa (Musa hybrids; banana), and kī (Cordyline fruticosa; ti), were often cultivated on the banks of the terraces, supplementing output even more (Handy…

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